News
-
Councillor explains tree trimming backlog to locals
Municipal“There is supposed to be a cycle in terms of trimming but because the department is so behind it takes…
-
Four electricians killed by angry mob in Germiston
Caxton Radio NewsIt is reported that the contractors were attacked by community members after responding to assist with a cable fault in…
-
Germiston taps ran dry again
Municipal"From February 23 to March 3, residents of wards 92 and 36 were without water due to vandalism at Rand…
-
Resident pin Palm Ridge invasion on government’s ‘empty promises’
Local newsIn 2019, EIS residents who had the financial means to bribe officials were relocated to Ext 9 and Promise Land,…
-
Hospital urges families to claim the remains of their loved ones
Local newsAccording to TMRH communication officer Joseph Monaheng attempts to trace families were made but the bodies remain unclaimed at the…
-
Three suspects arrested for cable and infrastructure theft in Phumula
Caxton Radio NewsAfter receiving a call from a resident in Phumula, the Alberton SAPS arrested three suspects for cable and infrastructure theft…
-
CoE highlights reasons for substation defaults
NewsThese substations have also been affected by theft and vandalism.
-
-
Woodmere continues its battle with sinkholes
NewsPeddy Potgieter, of Hazel Road, said in November 2016 there was a storm that caused their wall to collapse.
-
Local doctor to trek Mount Everest for GBV awareness
NewsLindy believes men need to speak up against GBV because it is often perpetrated by men, and is rooted in…
-
Women in the workplace: Why equal opportunities are no longer enough
BusinessInternational Women's Day is celebrated today (March 8) to honour women, but is enough being done to level the playing…
-
Mofokeng community demands a brief report on Mazibuko’s case
Local news“Detective Twala must be in the meeting with the docket in his position.”
